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Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03
THE MILES SWORD TESTIMONIAL
PROGRAMME:

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 It has been decided to have the pres entation occur at 4 o'clock, p. m., on Monday, the 9th day of September. A general reception will be in order from s o'clock to 2 D. m. and will be followed by dance.
 It is expected That the occasion will be graced by large attendance of military people.
 Judge Wilhaz H. Barnes4 will de- liver the presentation oratioh, and 1t need not be added that the presenta- ton speech will be worthy the occa- sion.
 The entire public IS earnestly invi-. ted to be present on this memorable occasion III Arizona's history.
 All societies dasirous of attending in bodies, will please notify the arrange ment committee in order that seats may be provided.
 General Miles and staff will proba- ply arrive the day previous to the presentation. Tucson Star.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03
Saturday, September 8, 1887.

This paper is kept on file at F. c. Dakes Advertising Agency, 64 and 65 Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal, where con- sracts for advertising can be made for it.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03
POST OFFICE RULES.

Office open from z A. NJ. to z P. M., daily.
 Sundays--one hour after mail arrives.
 Mail closes going East and West at 7:45 A. N., daily.
 Money Order Department-closes at 5 P. M., daily-Sundays excepted.
 Mails go to San Carlos and Maxey every Monday, Wednesday and Friday-to Catalpa, Armer, TOnt0, Rye, Payson, Sc., every Mon day. These mails close the night previous at SP.M ALONZO BAILEY, P. NJ.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

We are n receipt of a compliment tary ticket to the fourth annual fair of the Arizona Industrial Exposition Association, to be held in Phoenix, Oc- tober 17th to 22nd inclusive.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

Under-Sherif John H. Benbreok left yesterday for Los Angeles, in re- sponse to a letter announcing that h1s wIfe's condition was much worse.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03
Dissolution.

w c. Watkins < Son have this day by Watkins continuing % the business and paying all indebtedness of the late firm of W. c; Watkins X Son. W. C. WATKINS,
 J. E. WATKINS. Tonto, Arizona, Aug. 26, 1887.
 sep3-4
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

Belt Cook and family, residents of Globe for number of years. took thelr departure on Thursday last, and will probably make their home in Phoenix.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

G.M. Allison and Miss Ella White took thelr departure for California on Monday stage. Mrs. George E. White accompanied her daughter as far as Riverside.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

Jerry Ryan is sad to be taking out fine ore from the Democrat mine, at McMlllen, and the recent strike made in the Hannibal mine at that camp, has proved an important one, and we are told the mine Is yielding some rich ore.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03
NOTICE.

I have thIs day taken up brindle OK with the following brands II RC. The owner can have the same by paying for this notice,
 JOSE GU UERENA. Globe, A. T., August 20, 1887. sep3-lw
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

Religious services at Globe M. E. Church, Sabbath evening at 8 o'clock Theme-"Sowing and Reaping in kind" LII. GIL, Acting Pastor.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

c. E. Taylor has just received a large invoice of school books. All the text books used in our public school.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

The Rev. Mir. Gill has been recalled te Pinal, to occupy the pulpit there. Morrison an ad interim minister has played out. Mr. Gil leaves on Mon day morning.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03
LOCAL NEWS,

REMOVAL.-J. Myers & Schein in tend closing out thelr business in Globe at an early day.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Parties knowing themselves indebt- ed to us are requested to call and set tie their accounts without further mo- tice, as we intend closing out our business in Globe immediately. Come and settle and save costs.
 J. MYERS < ScHEIN.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

iaIasase Rre DO Sed Shatssehool vii Open Monday moEl.lng It g am, sharp.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

Fresh bread, rolls, cak3, pies, &c., at Ramsdell's Bakery.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

Alexander Graydon is visiting Flor ence this week,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

We learn, although not officially, that four of the five Indians who were recently tired at San Carlos for the attack upon Captain F. E. Pierce and Chief of Scouts AL Sisber, have been taken to California and, as is pre- sumed, to a prison on Alcatraz, an
 island in the bay of San Francisco. The fifth one of the offenders is still restrained of his liberty at San Carlos.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

The talk concerning the purchase of the Tucson and Globe Narrow Gauge road by the Atchisou, Topeka < Santa Fe Company, needs continuation. It is simply rumor and published as such by California papers. However, we hope 1t may prove true.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

Andy Bartleth and Robt. McBroom returned the present week from Pio- neer, where they have been at work on the Pyrenees claim, owned by Bart leth, and Roht, Steen of San Diego. They have a very fine showing in the mlne, and work will likely be re- sumed upon Mir Bartleth's return from the East Verde, where he goes next week to do assessment work on some valuable copper claims in that district.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

Two elegantly furnished rooms for rent by Mrs. Ramsdell.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

The following lei+~'s-Fr PonsA-to an invitation S-ae citizens of Globe 557 -5Tcs:7- JHs Efss Sword Presenta- ton, was signe6 by large number of our best citizens, and forwarded to Tucson yesterd J:
 HoH. ROYAL 4. JOHNSON AND MEMBERS
 GENERAL Com THEE, GEN. NELSON A.
 MILES SWORD FUND.
 TucsoN, A. T.
 GENTLENEN:- hs undersigned citi- zens of Globe, Gisa county, regretting their inability |, attend in person the celebration in lonor of Gen. Nelson A. Miles, in your city, on the 9th 1n- 6tant, beg leave t express the pleas ure winch they feel for the result achieved by the popular demonstra- tiOn, a mark of tie gratitude felt by the people of Arizona toward General Miles and the esteem in which he is held as a distinguished officer.
 And in behalf O. the people of our county generally, as well as of cur selves, we wish to ,onvey to General | Miles, through yenr committee, our complete confden e in his we'll di- rected efforts to deend the people of this Territory against the Apaches, a menace t. citizens, and an obstacle in the way of progress in Arizona.
 May General Milas for many years enjoy that success and recognition of merit, which he so elninently deserves, md 1t is the uranin Dus desire of the people of this count that he remain n command of th Department of rizOua
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

Andrew Scott, formerly and for several years foreman at the Globe copper mine, is here on a visit, from his home in Oakland, California, the life of ease which he leads there hay ing become irksome.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

Miss SadIe Ramsdell entertained 8 few of her young friends yesterday.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

sE The Nea.es, Rcssr. For Gentleman in the City.S~ fN
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-03

J. MYERS < ScHEIN.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

Mechanical News. !

A singnlar theory has bern proinei
gated iii Mexico concerning the al
legged relation between tle steel rails
.of railways apd liz prevalence 81
storms. Tho northern section Of the
Mexican Central road has been seri.
ously damaged BY wasbonts, and peo.
pie who observed the phenomena *.
press the opinion that the water
spouts which burst on tho track were
attracted by the rails aud the tele-
graph wires. An electric current,
they say, runs along the track, which
makes a convenient avenue for storms.
This would appear to be a somewhat
Ganci(ul conjecture, but the engineers
employed in building the Guadalaiara
branch Of the Mexican Central Rail-
way Offer testimony which gives It at
least an air FEASIBILITY. They state
that as fast as tho construction adyan-
ees rain follows, and they believe that
tits due to the large quantity 81 stetl
rails on Hat cars which arecarried for-
ward as fast as the work permits.
The country, according 10 their report,
is dry in advance Of the construction
trains, and also behind them for many
miles; but ina circle a few miles ID
diameter having its center at tho
point where the steel rails are, the
rain comes down in torrents. Ii ap.
pears that enough Importance il az
tached to these theories to induce sci,
entifie men to make them q subject 81
study We do not, however, autici-
pate any immediate practical result 81
great value With all the skill and
knowledge which tho government can
bring TO bear, i has not YET succeeded
even in predicting storns with such
certainty as would be desirable; and
when it comes to producing 81 pre-
vomiting them, we shall probably have
to wait some time before the matter
assumes the character Of an exact
science.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17
4 &c I.a,lat.. laI.na..r ~. slaall

by far the most novel, cSnvenieHt,
and valuable business calsudur ioy
1883 is tbe Columbia Bicycle Calendar
and stand, just issued Is the Pope
Manufacturing Company 81 Boston,
Mass, Ia TINS calendar a new depart
ure has been made, decidedly unique
and different from any previous at-
tempt III calendar construction. The.
calendar proper il III tic form 81 D.
pad, containing 866 leaves, one for.
each day ia the year, to b torn Oft.
daily The leaves are q BY "a inches,
and a portion az each leaf is LETT blank
for memoranda SO arranged that the
memorandum blank for any coming
day can be turned to Immediately at
any time ihe pad rests upon i port.
able stand, which takes DID hut Little
more room than the pad ITSELF and
when placed ppon The desk Or writing
table tie entire surface Of the date
Leaf i brought direglly. aud left con-
stanily before the eSe, Furnishing date
and memoranda inrpossiblet 10 be oyer-
locked TIE notable events in cycling
are mentioned aud concise opinions 81
medical authorities; words from prom
meat wIstesineu, including those of
clerggmea ana other professional gem
tleniyD sights a eyeierg ppon the
roads general e2chpg statistics rec.
ords ihe teusGts Of tricylcing 10 la.
dies; nformation about costumes; d..
rectious lor road aiahipgi and other
matter interesting to the pallie ii
general ana Is theyycler ID particular,
appear from day 70 day III fact It d
an effective, attractive, and fresh cy-
cling encyclopedia, crowded into eon-
yenient measure.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

There are four great accumulated
masses Of gold in the world S2s2. 600,
900 in the United States treasury,
S2;i7 10000 in the National bank OF
France, Sle7,000,00O in the National
bank of Germany, and Sl00,0O0,oOO in
Che Bank Of EngIand.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

A postoiiice employee says that the
gummed surface Of d postage stamp
should never be placed on the tongue.
Moisten the other side of the stamp
and the corner Of the envelope, or The
latter only, and the stamp win stick
for ali II is worth.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

The most remarkable contributions
of the age 70 general physics. pbysiol-
ogy and psychology have been made
~ Prot Delbeuf, of Leige. His latest
work il communicated to tie Belgian
Academy as a study Of the power of
the mind ia healing wounds, Start
ing with the fact, now well known,
that in hypnotized subjects, a sngges
gestion made that a blister bad bctn
applied 10 some part 81 the body
would ~ due time induce adj actual
yesication of the skin, the Professor
argued that the feeling 81 pain must
be an actual irritant He began there
upon tha following experiments On
young woman, hypnotic patient, he
marked on each arm identical burns,
suggesting to her that the one on the
right arm should not be felt. The
next day the left arm presented a sote
with an inaarmatory arm, whllo tile
right arm showed onlya clean sGorch,
wtboutredness or inflammation. sims
tlar experiments were tried on other
patients with identical results This
work If Delbenf, coming as it does id.
connection With the remarkable reY
elatlons concerning hypuotsm il the
Paris hospital, win help e. give us inI
time some coherent ideas as to mind
cure. AT present quacks and charla-|
tans are reaping an unmerited har
vest Globe-Democrat.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

The number Of foreign skilled and
unskilled laborers who come to this
country in the spring and return in
the fall is yearly increasing, They
make enough money in the season "a
i've without work at home during the
rest Of the year.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

Mama, said Boston young lady,
as 1t proper that Clarence should kiss
me before we ale marriedgn Ger
family, you are engaged to him, and
besides, If you care TO have him kiss
you, Penelope, you had better lot him
do it now lid Bits.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

The worlds supply Of pencil wood
is drawn from the Gulf Coast swa,nps
on both sides Of Cedar Keys, and the
product Of the mills there is shipped
not only to the New York and New
Jersey factories, but also 10 Germany
and perhaps, othercoupttlesof Europe.
The industry gives employment to
hundreds 81 operatives, white and
black, ard disburses large sums Of
money That nothing may b lost
tho sawdpst u distilled il large re-
forts ana the oil extracted, every
ounce 81 which 6n6s ready ssls
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

The Granite Mountain Mining Co.,
oil Philadelphia, NJ. T.. viii erect next
year an s0-stsmp mill, and then, it is
claimed, the monthly dividend paid
win be 100000.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

a Sl5,000000 corporation Is about
to utilize Niagara's falling waters for
power to run electric light dynamos
at a distance Of 1000 miles.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

The question Of the early maturity
Of beeves is becoming the settled pol.
icy Of beef-raisers. AT the Kansas
City Fat,stook Show, all steers over
three year-old were ruled out, as 4
class Of cattle not to be encouraged BY
premiums at shows. TIE far greater
profit in early matured steers is shown
IN the increase per day from birth 10
day Of exhibition, at all shows. at
Kansas City in the class Of steers not
over two years, there were TWEEN ty-
eight head exhibited, Of which twenty
four head averaged a gain in weight
over two pounds per day for their en-
tire age, and only four fell but
slightly short of two pounds. Of the
twenty exhibited under one-year-old,
but all near 1t, none fcil below two
pounds of increase per day but
six increased over three pounds
per day, and one, the youngest Of the
lot, being only 2l2 days old, weighed
$50 pounds, or 1854 pounds per day.
All Of the other twenty went over two
pounds per day. There IS money a
quick return and better interest on
the money invested -ia such early
masUrsd steers Iowa State Resnster.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

The Mexican railroads are ordering
great many coaches and box, mail,
express, coal and emigrant ears.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

a Peoria concern has taken an ur-
der for $4,000 worth of watches from
the employees of the Central Pacific,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

The Swift dressed beef establish
lhent at Kansas City was opene'l last
week. These works are the largest
and most complete Of their kind in the
United States. Their capacity is !, 600
cattle, 1000 sheep and 1900 hogs per
day, and the number Of men employed
IN operating the concern is 900.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17
Saturday, December ~, 1887

* thousand coke ovens are being
hurried to completion on Walden 5
Ridge, Tenn,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

Deming Is to have a sale Of town
lots next month on the strength Of
a prospective railroad
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

Bill Nye says: Don't attempt 10
cheat an editor out OF d years sub
scription Of his paper or any sum.
Cheat the minister, cheat The butcher
anybody but if you have any re-
gard for your future consequences,
don't fool with printer. Ho viii
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time, OF want some public favor for
yourself pr some Of yeur friends, and
just when your luck is thing IF
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castles INTO cooked hat at ths first
blow.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

We see it stated (says the Wilcox
Stockman) that the Southern Pacific
Company has decided TO reduce tile
present four cent per mile rate to
three cents, five cents to four cents,
az q Nit rates to FIVE cents On all
lines through the country controlled
BY the Southern Pacific and the Cen.
trail Pacific.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

The Canadian Pacific has decided to
double the capacity Of its freight roll
ing stock between now and the end Of
next year, II will turn ont 5000
freight and 1000 fiat cars and 200 To-
epmotives. This win necessltate the
contraction Of large shops al Mon.
treal, which viii employ $500 men.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

IT is burning shame in the eyes Of
all the world, that the United Sta tes
the greatest producer Of silver, viii
not protect her own precious metal
product. Il is a case without paral-
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
THE MUGWUMP CATECHISM.

O.-why did we Mugwumps decide to support
Cleveland in 1884?
Ave steadily asserted that we decided TO
support him largely because we regarded him
as sincere and earnest Civil Service reformer.
Q.-Has he justified our belief in him in that
respcct3
Ale has not his circular TO office holders
designed TO keep them out Of politics is dead
letter; he dcfes public sentiment by retaining
the stencil known Garland in his Cabinet;
he has awarded TO Democratic victors about all
pthe spells they have asked for.
Q.-What. then is the plain duty OF us Mug
wumps, to abandon him or TO make excuses for
bimp
A.-Our plain duty is TO make excuses for his
desertion OF the cause of Civil Service reform.
Q-Are we Mugwumps that sort Of Independ-
ents?
Awe are that sort Of Independents.
Q.-Explain this point q little more fully.
A.-Our independence Is Of the sort that leads
us to be fearless and unsparing in our denuncia-
tlon Of Republican shortcomings, but to roar
only as gently as sucking dove with sore
throat when it comes TO our own particular
Democratic gored bull.
Q.-What then shall "Harper's Weekly" do?
A.-"Harpcrs Weekly" after weeping profnscly
over Cleveland's Civil Service eform apostacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05

products or securities which thy would other
wise have to drop or to let alone. But 1t will
be found serious mistake to suppose that the
entire amount of the interest which the Treas
ury offers to prepay, about 500, 100000, will
be drawn in advance and loaned in the Street.
Even in July, after an extraordinary pressure
here and throughout the West on account OF
Chicago and Cincinnati ia lures and the wheat
collapse only about half the interest payment
had been anticipated. This fact sufiices to
indicate that holders Of large part Of the
bonds have no special need of money, or new
use for money when a strngency arises, even
if it extends far beyond this city.
Prepayment is one thing prepayment with
rebate however small is different thing.
Some of the bondholders who would present
coupons for collect on II they could get the
full amount in advance, will not care, t. sur
render them for any less. A similar con-
sideration affects the offer to purchase bonds,
If tenders are considered sufficiently favor
able. There may be some question whether
b(ndholders who are likely to be affected in
season Of stringency, and who did not
realize on bonds in June when they Gould
have obtained in time of greatest pressure
100 3-S for the 1-2s and 129 3-4 for the a
per cents, and could lend money at 80 to 80
per cent, more or less will offer their bonds
at rates which the Secretary can accept
These considerations, while they modify
estimates of the amount of money likely to
be drawn from the Treasury, do not deprive
tho Secretary of whatever credit is due for
making provision to meet emergencies. Ills
readiness to anticipate interest and to pur-
chase bonds will undoubtedly open an outlet,
in any time of need, FOR p1rt Of the .rncney
accumulated in the Treasury. II in tent
the relief thus afforded proves disappointing,
the Secretary can say with truth that the real
difficulty, namely, that those who most need
money are not bondh3dcrs, is ono that he
cannot remove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Louise Chandler Mouton has lately visited Mr..
Oscar Wilde in London. "The Apostle Of the Beau
tifup has," she says, "a pretty wife and . pretty
house found his dainty, cream-colored dningFoom
especially attractive I think 1t must be an original
design this delicate white room white walls, white
running ran round the Was at convcnsnt heishtnol
china and tho flowers and fruit on tho Widespread
table Oscar Wilde tells the best stories Ok any on1
told was that thoy were too good to BIO true"
Ex-Governor Cornell Is q man Of strong domestic
tastes. His present homo Is a largo mansion with
spacious grounds situated Just beyond MI ST. VIM
cent within tho limits of Yonkers, overlooking tho
Hudson and tho Palisades beyond. Persons who have
had to do with Mr.. Cornell In business or ocia mat
Within the family circle, however, he Is man OF most
warm-hearted goniaity. He shows the utmost 90.
tact and popularity.
"No man, says Mr.. Ruskin in of his latest
essays, should marry under four-andtwcnty; no girl
under eighteen" And he adds that the young man
should choose his bride as he would chooso MS
destiny with range Of choice nom earth to heaven.
An Albany artist has made remarkably faithful
plaster bust of the late DR.. Mark Hopkins, nom
cast taken few hours after his death. replica In
marble will be made
Miss Susan d. Anthony will spend October In Kan
sas holding equal suffrage convention at the homo
of each of the nine Congressman Of that State.
During the late and fatal Illness OF NJ Katkon no
editorials appeared In his "Moscow Gazette" There
was no one able to take the chiefs place.
General o. O. Howard has been lecturing on Con-
eral Grant, at the Chautsuqua Assembly at Long
Beach, California.
"Don't kick him when he Is down." says Chicago
Journal writer of Charley" Reed GuIteaus counsel,
who recently attempted suicide. "who docs not know
this story of tho fall Of generous weak mani Clever,
a good scholar, q politician and orator, man whom
we have heard argue the Greek derivation Of certain
words meaning hell with the finest Of Greek scholars
and successfully holding his In the argument How
is IL nowf Does he not know their meaning Fancy,
my brother In your place in the audience at So and
Sos church. where Charley Reed was once an honored
leader fancy his condition of mind, and let humby
ask to be led away nom temptation, and return our
thanks again and again for what have Of honor and
the of and that too have not fallen"